(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjung Priok on Tuesday.
The debris and belongings were spread out on tarpaulins at the port.
Rescue personnel worked through the night recovering at least 10 intact bodies as well as body parts that were transferred to the port.
Recovered belongings include ID cards to clothing and shoes found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
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(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday morning.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending 26 body bags to identification experts while the airline flew dozens of grieving relatives to the country's capital, Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency said that 10 intact bodies as well as body parts have been recovered.
Recovered belongings include police ID cards to clothing and bags found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks through Sanya becoming a first time HostPartner and Team Partner.
Sanya, the energetic fast-developing holiday resort and sailing centre on Hainan Island in the south of China, has signed up as a first-time Host Port and Team Partner for the next two editions of the ClipperRace, through to 2020, making it the first time the Clipper Race will ever feature two Chinese teams and destinations.
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(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed Monday just minutes after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
A top Indonesian military official said the Lion Air jet may have been found in the Java Sea.
Indonesia's armed forces chief said a search and rescue effort has identified the possible seabed location of the jet.
Debris and some human remains were found previously but not the main fuselage and the black boxes.
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(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the country's aviation safety record after the lifting of bans on its airlines by the European Union and U.S.
Indonesia's disaster agency posted photos online of a crushed smartphone, books, bags and parts of the aircraft fuselage that had been collected by search and rescue vessels.
PresidentJoko Widodo ordered the transport safety commission to investigate and urged Indonesians to "keep on praying" as rescuers search for victims.
An air transport official, Novie Riyanto, said the flight was cleared to return to Jakarta after the pilot made a "return to base" request two to three minutes after taking off.
It plunged into the sea about 10 minutes later. Weather conditions were normal but the brand new aircraft had experienced a technical issue on its previous flight.
Lion Air said the jet, on a 1 hour and 10 minute flight to Pangkal Pinang on an island chain off Sumatra, was carrying 181 passengers, including one child and two babies, and eight crew members.
It said there were two foreigners on board the plane: its pilot, originally from New Delhi, and an Italian citizen.
Indonesian TV broadcast pictures of a fuel slick and debris field in the ocean.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency's deputy chief, Nugroho Budi Wiryanto, said about 300 people including soldiers, police and local fishermen were involved in the search and that so far it has recovered no bodies - only ID cards, personal belongings and aircraft debris.
Lion Air, a discount carrier, is one of Indonesia's youngest and biggest airlines, flying to dozens of domestic and international destinations.
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Civil War (college rivalry)

The Civil War is a college rivalry between Oregon State University and the University of Oregon. The rivalry is one of the oldest in the nation, dating back to 1894 when the two universities' football teams first met. Although the college football game is the most popular rivalry, the two universities have Civil War games in every sport that both sponsor. There is also an academic rivalry between the schools on occasion, and competitions for community services such as blood drives take place often.

PacificSource Civil War Series

All-time records

Although determining the overall series winner is a fairly recent practice, all-time records for sports between the universities have been kept since play started.

Men's sports

Baseball

The all-time record between the schools stands at 172-159 in favor of Oregon State. The 2005 and 2006 seasons saw a rare unity between the schools in rooting for the Oregon State baseball team during the 2005 and 2006 College World Series. The Beavers went two-and-out (i.e., lost their first two games in the double-elimination event) in 2005, but won the national title in 2006 and 2007. With the recent success of the Oregon State Baseball program, the University of Oregon reinstated their baseball program in 2009, renewing the rivalry.

The game included a heavy cardstock game board, a rules sheet, advertisements for other AH games, and a pamphlet on the historical setting. There were two cardboard trays with sixteen blue plastic pawns, nine red pawns and one six-sided die.

The game board displays the eastern part of the United States from Missouri to Pennsylvania and eastern Texas at the top to northern Florida on the lower half. The map itself is white, with blue rivers, black railroads, brown rough terrain, and various cities and ports.

Six of the blue Union army pawns begin on the board, as well as six of the red Confederate States Army pawns. Reinforcements arrive much faster for the Union, with a total of fifteen pawns eventually in play versus nine for the Confederates.

Captain America wears a costume that bears an American flagmotif, and is armed with a nearly indestructible shield that he throws at foes. The character is usually depicted as the alter ego of Steve Rogers, a frail young man enhanced to the peak of human perfection by an experimental serum to aid the United States government's imminent efforts in World War II. Near the end of the war, he was trapped in ice and survived in suspended animation until he was revived in the present day. Although Captain America often struggles to maintain his ideals as a man out of his time with its modern realities, he remains a highly respected figure in his community which includes becoming the long-time leader of the Avengers.

Publication history

Marvel's Spirit of '76 appeared as a member of the short-lived superhero team the Crusaders in The Invaders #14–15 (March–April 1977). In a canonical portion of a story in issue #4 (Aug. 1977) of the alternative universe series What If?, Naslund succeeds Steve Rogers as Captain America, the first of three official replacements until Rogers resumed the role years later. This retcon became necessary after Marvel's conflicting accounts of Captain America in 1950s and 1960s comics had created a discrepancy.

Search teams check clothing collected at sea at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjung Priok on Tuesday.
The debris and belongings were spread out on tarpaulins at the port.
Rescue personnel worked through the night recovering at least 10 intact bodies as well as body parts that were transferred to the port.
Recovered belongings include ID cards to clothing and shoes found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
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Rescue teams unload body bags from ship at Jakarta's port

Rescue teams unload body bags from ship at Jakarta's port

Rescue teams unload body bags from ship at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday morning.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending 26 body bags to identification experts while the airline flew dozens of grieving relatives to the country's capital, Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency said that 10 intact bodies as well as body parts have been recovered.
Recovered belongings include police ID cards to clothing and bags found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
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Sanya debuts as Host Port and Team Partner

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks through Sanya becoming a first time HostPartner and Team Partner.
Sanya, the energetic fast-developing holiday resort and sailing centre on Hainan Island in the south of China, has signed up as a first-time Host Port and Team Partner for the next two editions of the ClipperRace, through to 2020, making it the first time the Clipper Race will ever feature two Chinese teams and destinations.
More info at clipperroundtheworld.com

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Search teams go through items from crashed jet at Jakarta's port

Search teams go through items from crashed jet at Jakarta's port

Search teams go through items from crashed jet at Jakarta's port

(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed Monday just minutes after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
A top Indonesian military official said the Lion Air jet may have been found in the Java Sea.
Indonesia's armed forces chief said a search and rescue effort has identified the possible seabed location of the jet.
Debris and some human remains were found previously but not the main fuselage and the black boxes.
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Search and rescue teams unload body bags at Jakarta's port

Search and rescue teams unload body bags at Jakarta's port

Search and rescue teams unload body bags at Jakarta's port

(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the country's aviation safety record after the lifting of bans on its airlines by the European Union and U.S.
Indonesia's disaster agency posted photos online of a crushed smartphone, books, bags and parts of the aircraft fuselage that had been collected by search and rescue vessels.
PresidentJoko Widodo ordered the transport safety commission to investigate and urged Indonesians to "keep on praying" as rescuers search for victims.
An air transport official, Novie Riyanto, said the flight was cleared to return to Jakarta after the pilot made a "return to base" request two to three minutes after taking off.
It plunged into the sea about 10 minutes later. Weather conditions were normal but the brand new aircraft had experienced a technical issue on its previous flight.
Lion Air said the jet, on a 1 hour and 10 minute flight to Pangkal Pinang on an island chain off Sumatra, was carrying 181 passengers, including one child and two babies, and eight crew members.
It said there were two foreigners on board the plane: its pilot, originally from New Delhi, and an Italian citizen.
Indonesian TV broadcast pictures of a fuel slick and debris field in the ocean.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency's deputy chief, Nugroho Budi Wiryanto, said about 300 people including soldiers, police and local fishermen were involved in the search and that so far it has recovered no bodies - only ID cards, personal belongings and aircraft debris.
Lion Air, a discount carrier, is one of Indonesia's youngest and biggest airlines, flying to dozens of domestic and international destinations.
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THE Port 2016 Hackathon - ICRC Needle Team

A short video following one of the teams working at THE Port 2016 Hackathon at CERN, Switzerland. The multidisciplinary team worked for 60 hours on improving field-ready medical waste disposal solutions, a task set for them by the ICRC.

Search teams check clothing collected at sea at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjung Priok on Tuesday.
The debris and belongings were spread out on tarpaulins at the port.
Rescue personnel worked through the night recovering at least 10 intact bodies as well as body parts that were transferred to the port.
Recovered belongings include ID cards to clothing and shoes found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its caus...

published: 04 Nov 2018

Rescue teams unload body bags from ship at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday morning.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending 26 body bags to identification experts while the airline flew dozens of grieving relatives to the country's capital, Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency said that 10 intact bodies as well as body parts have been recovered.
Recove...

published: 05 Nov 2018

THE Port 2015 Team

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Sanya debuts as Host Port and Team Partner

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks through Sanya becoming a first time HostPartner and Team Partner.
Sanya, the energetic fast-developing holiday resort and sailing centre on Hainan Island in the south of China, has signed up as a first-time Host Port and Team Partner for the next two editions of the ClipperRace, through to 2020, making it the first time the Clipper Race will ever feature two Chinese teams and destinations.
More info at clipperroundtheworld.com

published: 15 Feb 2017

Search teams go through items from crashed jet at Jakarta's port

(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed Monday just minutes after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
A top Indonesian military official said the Lion Air jet may have been found in the Java Sea.
Indonesia's armed forces chief said a search and rescue effort has identified the possible seabed location of the jet.
Debris and some human remains were found previously but not the main fuselage and the black boxes.
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Search and rescue teams unload body bags at Jakarta's port

(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the country's aviation safety record after the lifting of bans on its airlines by the European Union and U.S.
Indonesia's disaster agency posted photos online of a crushed smartphone, books, bags and parts of the aircraft fuselage that had been collected by search and rescue vessels.
PresidentJoko Widodo ordered the transport safety commission to investigate and urged Indonesians to "keep on praying" as rescuers search for victims.
An air transport official, Novie Riyanto, said the flight was cleared to return to Jakarta after the pilot made a "return to base" request two to three minutes after taking off.
It plunged into the sea about ...

2 year old can name the whole Port Adelaide team

THE Port 2016 Hackathon - ICRC Needle Team

A short video following one of the teams working at THE Port 2016 Hackathon at CERN, Switzerland. The multidisciplinary team worked for 60 hours on improving field-ready medical waste disposal solutions, a task set for them by the ICRC.

Search teams check clothing collected at sea at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjun...

(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjung Priok on Tuesday.
The debris and belongings were spread out on tarpaulins at the port.
Rescue personnel worked through the night recovering at least 10 intact bodies as well as body parts that were transferred to the port.
Recovered belongings include ID cards to clothing and shoes found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
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(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjung Priok on Tuesday.
The debris and belongings were spread out on tarpaulins at the port.
Rescue personnel worked through the night recovering at least 10 intact bodies as well as body parts that were transferred to the port.
Recovered belongings include ID cards to clothing and shoes found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
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Rescue teams unload body bags from ship at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday...

(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday morning.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending 26 body bags to identification experts while the airline flew dozens of grieving relatives to the country's capital, Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency said that 10 intact bodies as well as body parts have been recovered.
Recovered belongings include police ID cards to clothing and bags found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
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(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday morning.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending 26 body bags to identification experts while the airline flew dozens of grieving relatives to the country's capital, Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency said that 10 intact bodies as well as body parts have been recovered.
Recovered belongings include police ID cards to clothing and bags found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks through Sanya becoming a first time HostPartner and Team Partner.
Sanya, the energetic fast-developing holiday resort and sailing centre on Hainan Island in the south of China, has signed up as a first-time Host Port and Team Partner for the next two editions of the ClipperRace, through to 2020, making it the first time the Clipper Race will ever feature two Chinese teams and destinations.
More info at clipperroundtheworld.com

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks through Sanya becoming a first time HostPartner and Team Partner.
Sanya, the energetic fast-developing holiday resort and sailing centre on Hainan Island in the south of China, has signed up as a first-time Host Port and Team Partner for the next two editions of the ClipperRace, through to 2020, making it the first time the Clipper Race will ever feature two Chinese teams and destinations.
More info at clipperroundtheworld.com

Search teams go through items from crashed jet at Jakarta's port

(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-mon...

(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed Monday just minutes after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
A top Indonesian military official said the Lion Air jet may have been found in the Java Sea.
Indonesia's armed forces chief said a search and rescue effort has identified the possible seabed location of the jet.
Debris and some human remains were found previously but not the main fuselage and the black boxes.
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(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed Monday just minutes after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
A top Indonesian military official said the Lion Air jet may have been found in the Java Sea.
Indonesia's armed forces chief said a search and rescue effort has identified the possible seabed location of the jet.
Debris and some human remains were found previously but not the main fuselage and the black boxes.
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Search and rescue teams unload body bags at Jakarta's port

(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the countr...

(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the country's aviation safety record after the lifting of bans on its airlines by the European Union and U.S.
Indonesia's disaster agency posted photos online of a crushed smartphone, books, bags and parts of the aircraft fuselage that had been collected by search and rescue vessels.
PresidentJoko Widodo ordered the transport safety commission to investigate and urged Indonesians to "keep on praying" as rescuers search for victims.
An air transport official, Novie Riyanto, said the flight was cleared to return to Jakarta after the pilot made a "return to base" request two to three minutes after taking off.
It plunged into the sea about 10 minutes later. Weather conditions were normal but the brand new aircraft had experienced a technical issue on its previous flight.
Lion Air said the jet, on a 1 hour and 10 minute flight to Pangkal Pinang on an island chain off Sumatra, was carrying 181 passengers, including one child and two babies, and eight crew members.
It said there were two foreigners on board the plane: its pilot, originally from New Delhi, and an Italian citizen.
Indonesian TV broadcast pictures of a fuel slick and debris field in the ocean.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency's deputy chief, Nugroho Budi Wiryanto, said about 300 people including soldiers, police and local fishermen were involved in the search and that so far it has recovered no bodies - only ID cards, personal belongings and aircraft debris.
Lion Air, a discount carrier, is one of Indonesia's youngest and biggest airlines, flying to dozens of domestic and international destinations.
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(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the country's aviation safety record after the lifting of bans on its airlines by the European Union and U.S.
Indonesia's disaster agency posted photos online of a crushed smartphone, books, bags and parts of the aircraft fuselage that had been collected by search and rescue vessels.
PresidentJoko Widodo ordered the transport safety commission to investigate and urged Indonesians to "keep on praying" as rescuers search for victims.
An air transport official, Novie Riyanto, said the flight was cleared to return to Jakarta after the pilot made a "return to base" request two to three minutes after taking off.
It plunged into the sea about 10 minutes later. Weather conditions were normal but the brand new aircraft had experienced a technical issue on its previous flight.
Lion Air said the jet, on a 1 hour and 10 minute flight to Pangkal Pinang on an island chain off Sumatra, was carrying 181 passengers, including one child and two babies, and eight crew members.
It said there were two foreigners on board the plane: its pilot, originally from New Delhi, and an Italian citizen.
Indonesian TV broadcast pictures of a fuel slick and debris field in the ocean.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency's deputy chief, Nugroho Budi Wiryanto, said about 300 people including soldiers, police and local fishermen were involved in the search and that so far it has recovered no bodies - only ID cards, personal belongings and aircraft debris.
Lion Air, a discount carrier, is one of Indonesia's youngest and biggest airlines, flying to dozens of domestic and international destinations.
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THE Port 2016 Hackathon - ICRC Needle Team

A short video following one of the teams working at THE Port 2016 Hackathon at CERN, Switzerland. The multidisciplinary team worked for 60 hours on improving fi...

A short video following one of the teams working at THE Port 2016 Hackathon at CERN, Switzerland. The multidisciplinary team worked for 60 hours on improving field-ready medical waste disposal solutions, a task set for them by the ICRC.

A short video following one of the teams working at THE Port 2016 Hackathon at CERN, Switzerland. The multidisciplinary team worked for 60 hours on improving field-ready medical waste disposal solutions, a task set for them by the ICRC.

Search teams check clothing collected at sea at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Search and rescue personnel continued to shift through aircraft debris and personal belongings from the Lion Air plane crash at the port of Tanjung Priok on Tuesday.
The debris and belongings were spread out on tarpaulins at the port.
Rescue personnel worked through the night recovering at least 10 intact bodies as well as body parts that were transferred to the port.
Recovered belongings include ID cards to clothing and shoes found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
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Rescue teams unload body bags from ship at Jakarta's port

(30 Oct 2018) Aircraft debris and personal belongings from Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia were spread out on tarpaulins at a port in north Jakarta on Tuesday morning.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending 26 body bags to identification experts while the airline flew dozens of grieving relatives to the country's capital, Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early on Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency said that 10 intact bodies as well as body parts have been recovered.
Recovered belongings include police ID cards to clothing and bags found scattered in seas northeast of Jakarta.
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Sanya debuts as Host Port and Team Partner

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks through Sanya becoming a first time HostPartner and Team Partner.
Sanya, the energetic fast-developing holiday resort and sailing centre on Hainan Island in the south of China, has signed up as a first-time Host Port and Team Partner for the next two editions of the ClipperRace, through to 2020, making it the first time the Clipper Race will ever feature two Chinese teams and destinations.
More info at clipperroundtheworld.com

Search teams go through items from crashed jet at Jakarta's port

(31 Oct 2018) Relatives of the Lion Air jet crash victims on Wednesday searched through the belongings of their loved ones in a port near Jakarta.
The two-month-old Boeing jet crashed Monday just minutes after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
A top Indonesian military official said the Lion Air jet may have been found in the Java Sea.
Indonesia's armed forces chief said a search and rescue effort has identified the possible seabed location of the jet.
Debris and some human remains were found previously but not the main fuselage and the black boxes.
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Search and rescue teams unload body bags at Jakarta's port

(29 Oct 2018) A Lion Air plane carrying 189 people crashed into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital on Monday in a blow to the country's aviation safety record after the lifting of bans on its airlines by the European Union and U.S.
Indonesia's disaster agency posted photos online of a crushed smartphone, books, bags and parts of the aircraft fuselage that had been collected by search and rescue vessels.
PresidentJoko Widodo ordered the transport safety commission to investigate and urged Indonesians to "keep on praying" as rescuers search for victims.
An air transport official, Novie Riyanto, said the flight was cleared to return to Jakarta after the pilot made a "return to base" request two to three minutes after taking off.
It plunged into the sea about 10 minutes later. Weather conditions were normal but the brand new aircraft had experienced a technical issue on its previous flight.
Lion Air said the jet, on a 1 hour and 10 minute flight to Pangkal Pinang on an island chain off Sumatra, was carrying 181 passengers, including one child and two babies, and eight crew members.
It said there were two foreigners on board the plane: its pilot, originally from New Delhi, and an Italian citizen.
Indonesian TV broadcast pictures of a fuel slick and debris field in the ocean.
The NationalSearch and RescueAgency's deputy chief, Nugroho Budi Wiryanto, said about 300 people including soldiers, police and local fishermen were involved in the search and that so far it has recovered no bodies - only ID cards, personal belongings and aircraft debris.
Lion Air, a discount carrier, is one of Indonesia's youngest and biggest airlines, flying to dozens of domestic and international destinations.
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THE Port 2016 Hackathon - ICRC Needle Team

A short video following one of the teams working at THE Port 2016 Hackathon at CERN, Switzerland. The multidisciplinary team worked for 60 hours on improving field-ready medical waste disposal solutions, a task set for them by the ICRC.

Civil War (college rivalry)

The Civil War is a college rivalry between Oregon State University and the University of Oregon. The rivalry is one of the oldest in the nation, dating back to 1894 when the two universities' football teams first met. Although the college football game is the most popular rivalry, the two universities have Civil War games in every sport that both sponsor. There is also an academic rivalry between the schools on occasion, and competitions for community services such as blood drives take place often.

PacificSource Civil War Series

All-time records

Although determining the overall series winner is a fairly recent practice, all-time records for sports between the universities have been kept since play started.

Men's sports

Baseball

The all-time record between the schools stands at 172-159 in favor of Oregon State. The 2005 and 2006 seasons saw a rare unity between the schools in rooting for the Oregon State baseball team during the 2005 and 2006 College World Series. The Beavers went two-and-out (i.e., lost their first two games in the double-elimination event) in 2005, but won the national title in 2006 and 2007. With the recent success of the Oregon State Baseball program, the University of Oregon reinstated their baseball program in 2009, renewing the rivalry.

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Party at My House

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